Blog & Reviews
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Steve Clark is an author and lawyer in Oklahoma City specializing in medical malpractice. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, an honor limited to the top 1% of attorneys. He is also listed in The Best Lawyers in America.
The Red Lotus
Talk about timing! Chris Bohjalian’s The Red Lotus (Doubleday, $27.95) came out last month, a book centered on a plague imported from the far east, possibly infecting New York City and killing thousands. Undoubtedly sales have been strong as we sit at home....
A Small Town
A reviewer of my second Kristin Kerry novel, Justice is for the Deserving, wrote that “The idea of a nurse serial killer murdering babies in a hospital is preposterous”, so I couldn’t resist buying Thomas Perry’s A Small Town (The Mysterious Press, $26.00) after...
Nine Elms
Robert Bryndza calls his new novel, Nine Elms (Thomas and Mercher, $24.95), a Kate Marshall thriller. It must be the first since it begins with Kate as a rookie detective constable in London. The book opens with her incredible experience, catching the notorious Nine...
A Bitter Feast
Deborah Crombie has written another cozy mystery, A Bitter Feast (William Morrow, $25.99). This one begins with Duncan and Gemma, higher-ups in the metropolitan police in London, going to the Cotswolds’ for a pleasant weekend with their detective sergeants, Melody and...
The Chain
I don’t usually buy a book upon impulse. But The Chain (Mulholland Books, $28.00) jacket shows an empty child’s swing in a blood-red background. So, I picked it up, flipped through it, and discovered a horrible ethical dilemma, terror for any parent. Rachel’s...
Takes One to Know One
Susan Isaacs has written a cozy mystery It Takes One To Know One (Atlantic Monthly Press, $26.00) that reads a lot like a Sue Grafton novel. When the main character, Corie Geller, sits down for lunch we learn not only what she ate but whether she used mustard or...